Thompson Rivers University (TRU)
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Studying in Thompson Rivers University (TRU)
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Studying in Thompson Rivers University (TRU)
Why choose Thompson Rivers University (TRU)?
Flexible & Experiential Learning
TRU offers on-campus, online, and open-learning options, alongside co-op terms, fieldwork, and practicums.
Dedicated International Student Support
With services covering immigration, cultural adaptation, academic advising and career support, TRU is set up to help you succeed.
Affordable Tuition in Beautiful Settings
TRU’s tuition is among the most competitive in British Columbia, and the scenic Kamloops campus offers a calm, natural environment.
GradGuide Tip: Explore scholarships and financial aid options early to create a realistic budget and plan ahead
Scholarship Options
- International graduate students are automatically or faculty‑nominated for merit‑based funding, including awards based on academic, athletic or artistic achievements.
How we help
- GradGuide partners up with financial institutions that also offer secured bank loans & separately unsecured loans on your child's "future earning potential" basis their degree
GradGuide Tip: Stay updated on any new Canadian policies for 2025 entry.
Thompson Rivers University (TRU)
Campus Facilities
TRU's Kamloops campus features modern academic and recreation facilities, including libraries, fitness and aquatic centres, simulation labs, student-run radio, clubs and a hub connecting all student services.
Housing Options
On-campus residences include North Tower, East Village, McGill Residence, Coyote Den, plus homestay options—ranging from around CAD 6,800 to 10,300 per fall‑winter semester, or homestay at ~CAD 4,800/semester (~CAD 1,200/month).
City Life
Kamloops is a compact city of ~100,000 residents, prized for its natural surroundings—hiking, biking, skiing—and a welcoming, tight‑knit community, with limited nightlife but plenty of pubs, local events and outdoor activity.
Courses offered at TRU
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Things to know if you're considering sending your child abroad
Things to know if you're considering sending your child abroad
Can I work while studying, or stay after graduation?
Yes, subject to Canadian visa rules. International students may work on- or off-campus as permitted, and graduates may apply for a Post‑Graduation Work Permit (PGWP), depending on their program eligibility. Contact TRU’s International Student Advisor (ISA) for guidance.
What housing support is available?
Once admitted, you'll be assigned an International Student Advisor (ISA) who will help with selecting and booking on-campus residence or homestay; space is allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.
What’s campus life like for international graduate students?
TRU’s campus is welcoming and compact, with active residential communities (especially at North Tower), frequent student events, and clubs like the LEAP activities program to connect with others through outings and social events.
Here’s What’s Next for You
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